Upper Bounce Round Trampoline Safety Net-Round Trampoline Using Variant Straight Poles-Breathable Weather-Resistant Trampoline Net Replacement-Installs Outside of Frame

outside enclosure was a hot topic for me. This net is fantastic; it's of excellent quality, fits over posts, and allows for a little more jumping space. I was worried that I'd have to buy a spring protector to keep the kids' feet from slipping through, but it's only 4 inches or so, and the kids have run into the net jumping but never had a foot come close to going through. It also provides a small area for children to sit off to the side while another performs tricks. The new system has a very appealing appearance that makes the old one appear brand new. The lack of tie downs for the inside mount net, which made it look even worse, was a huge plus. The opening is adequate in size; as an adult, I was able to pass through it without difficulty. It's nicely reinforced and doesn't appear to be prone to tearing. br>It takes two people to get it on all of the posts, but my 9-year-old son and I were able to do it. If you're like me and spend a lot of time reading reviews and trying to decide, this is a great option; I believe it will fit any trampoline brand as long as the number of posts matches the net order.

Reece Bonner

| Nov 12, 2021

  According to the product description, this net fit my trampoline perfectly. It was fine for about 9 months before rapidly deteriorating. Phoenix, Arizona is where we call home. The trampoline was exposed to direct sunlight for the majority of the day. I believe the fabric that wraps around the poles was once blue. After 15 months, they've faded to a pale lavender. The elastic straps that hold the net to the trampoline frame are also falling apart, despite the fact that the net itself is in good condition and free of tears. However, without the straps that hold the net to the frame, it loses a lot of its functionality. If someone falls off the trampoline near the springs, they will be thrown to the ground. I'll have to think about how much I paid for this product and whether it's worth it to buy it again knowing that I'll have to replace it every year.

Hadleigh Savage

| Sep 18, 2021

The majority of the clips have been lost. The instructions mention a string and weaving, so it's clearly made cheaply. There is no string or holes through which one can pass one's finger. The instructions are extremely difficult to follow. We had four adults attempting to figure it out before realizing that half of the clips were missing and the string was missing. Positives include how easily it fits into the poles and how simple it would be to install if all of the clips were attached. Simply ignore their baffling instructions.

Erin Willis

| Nov 11, 2021

Installing is a breeze for one adult with the assistance of an 8-year-old. It's made of a strong material and it looks fantastic. The zippered entry is sturdy and easy to open and close for in and out access. 'ZIP IT UP!' I always tell my kids. 'I was jumping. ' I'm totally satisfied!.

Brian Simon

| Mar 05, 2021

After our trampoline cover wore out after four summers, I decided to purchase this eight-pole trampoline net. It was extremely simple to install, and it perfectly fits my trampoline. It took us about 15 minutes to put it on. It's a little loose around the edges, but that's not a problem; it could easily be tightened with some clips, but we didn't!.

Jett Gutierrez

| Feb 15, 2021

I found exactly what I was looking for on the internet. It slides over the poles and does not require top-of-pole caps. It connects to the springs on the outside of the frame, providing more space to jump on the trampoline; it's well-made and simple to set up. Our trampoline was used and came with 8 poles but no net, so the opening to get in and out is a little small but still manageable for a small adult. We also replaced the spring pad with an Upper Bounce brand pad, which is fantastic!.

Pablo Valencia

| May 22, 2021

It was an excellent fit! It was easy to set up and more durable than the old net, which only had straps to connect it.

Ruby Park

| Mar 07, 2021

This was given to me in October, and by March, it had become completely useless. The pole enclosures' tops are made of a thin material ripped through by the poles. This was in the fall and winter, so it wouldn't have lasted a summer.

Bryson Terrell

| Sep 19, 2021